Medical Engineering, also known as Biomedical Engineering, is the application of engineering principles and technology to healthcare. It involves the design, installation, operation, maintenance, and repair of medical equipment used in hospitals and healthcare facilities. Medical engineers ensure that equipment such as infant incubators, patient monitors, X-ray machines, ventilators, and laboratory devices function safely, accurately, and efficiently to support quality patient care.
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Clinical Engineering I is an introductory course that focuses on the application of engineering principles in healthcare and medical technology. The course helps students understand how medical equipment is used, maintained, tested, and managed in hospitals and healthcare facilities.
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Clinical Engineering II is a branch of biomedical and clinical engineering that focuses on the advanced application, maintenance, management, and safety of medical equipment used in healthcare facilities. It builds on the basics of Clinical Engineering I by covering more complex medical devices, hospital systems, and preventive maintenance practices
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